March 16, 20197 yr I want a flight planner that does IFR but everything automatically especially being able to choose the DP and STAR Ciao!
March 16, 20197 yr Simbrief is fantastic. In fact every few months I send them a donation. Edited March 16, 20197 yr by Bobsk8
March 16, 20197 yr Simbrief! HowardMSI Mag B650 Tomahawk MB, Ryzen7-7800X3D CPU@5ghz, Arctic AIO II 360 cooler, Nvidia RTX4090 GPU, 32gb DDR5@6000Mhz, SSD/2Tb+SSD/500Gb+OS, Corsair 1000W PSU, LG Ultragear 48"4K, MFG Crosswinds, TQ6 Throttle, Fulcrum One YokeMy FlightSim YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@skyhigh776
March 16, 20197 yr I prefer PFPX. I have used Simbrief and like it a lot. However, it is not as tweakable as PFPX. In PFPX, there are custom performance files for the majority of add on a/c (primarily airliners, but a few GA types as well). Plus you can manually set virtually every item in the a/c parameters, route, etc. PFPX is payware, Simbrief is freeware. Can't go wrong with either. Glenn Wilkinson SpoilerMy specs: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X @ 3.7 GHz, 32 GB 3200MHz DDR4, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 12 GB, 2TB SAMSUNG EVO Plus SSD M2, 2TB WD Black Gaming SSD M2, 8TB WD Black Gaming HDD, 4TB WD Black Gaming Ext HDD, Windows 10, X-Plane 12 + large quantity of 3rd party addons scenery & aircraft. Honeycomb Alpha & Bravo, Thrustmaster TFRP. It's an older machine but gets the job done quite nicely - smooth with no stutters!
March 16, 20197 yr I'll vote for Simbrief as well. That being said, Littlenavmap is also quite good. I use both of them in conjunction with Flightaware for every flight. Edited March 16, 20197 yr by MDFlier redundant redundancy i9-10850K, ASUS TUF GAMING Z490-PLUS (WI-FI), 32GB G.SKILL DDR4-3603 / PC4-28800, GIGABYTE RTX5080 16GB WF OC 3 FAN running 3440x1440
March 16, 20197 yr I use simbrief every flight..it’s great! Intel I7 12700KF / 32 GB Ram-3600mhz / Windows 11 - 64 bit / NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060TI / 32" Acer Monitor, Honeycomb alpha/bravo, CH rudder pedals, Tobii 5, Buttkicker, Logitech radio panel.
March 16, 20197 yr I use Little Navmap and am very ok with it. What would be the advantage of Simbrief over Little Navmap? Any substantial features that would justify to switch? i9-9900K@5,0 | 32GB 3200 | 2080TI | 4K 55" | MSFS | P3D V5
March 16, 20197 yr 1 hour ago, kaha said: I use Little Navmap and am very ok with it. What would be the advantage of Simbrief over Little Navmap? Any substantial features that would justify to switch? I couldn’t say, Never heard of little navmap. Maybe someone else can chime in. Intel I7 12700KF / 32 GB Ram-3600mhz / Windows 11 - 64 bit / NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060TI / 32" Acer Monitor, Honeycomb alpha/bravo, CH rudder pedals, Tobii 5, Buttkicker, Logitech radio panel.
March 16, 20197 yr 5 hours ago, beechcaptain said: I prefer PFPX with Topcat ...... though the aircraft supported (by Topcat) is limited. for now, cheers john martin
March 17, 20197 yr The flightplanner in Pilot2ATC does a really good job at automatically assigning sids and stars and even has integrated weather engine support.
March 17, 20197 yr PFPX has my vote. Also enjoy littlenavmap. / CPU: Intel i7-9700K @4.9 / RAM: 32GB G.Skill 3200 / GPU: RTX 4080 16GB / Freight Pilot
March 17, 20197 yr I used PFPX for a while but found it just too complex for me. Now on LittleNavmap, which I like a lot and it's free. AMD 7 7700X, 32GB DDR5, RTX 5060ti 16GB, 2 x Samsung 1TB NVMe, 1 x 4TB sata SSD, Windows 11 Prof
March 17, 20197 yr I use Simbrief to generate a flight plan and Little Nav Map to choose the SID and STAR and follow on the moving map. LNM is also great for airport taxi diagram and finding gates. Vic green
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